Christopher Rhodes is a Lecturer at [Employer]. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, culture and society, and world affairs, with a particular focus on social issues, the African American experience, and the dynamics of the GOP and DNC. Christopher’s work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, Al Jazeera Media Network, NewsBreak, and Blavity.
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By: Christopher Rhodes
President-elect Donald Trump was sentenced Friday after being convicted in 2024 in a felony hush money case. Although the incoming president will not serve any time in prison or pay a fine related to the case, his conviction will stand.
By: Christopher Rhodes
On Tuesday morning, senators began a confirmation hearing for Pete Hegseth, who President-elect Donald Trump nominated as defense secretary.
By: Christopher Rhodes
Rashida Jones, who made history in 2021 with her leadership of MSNBC , announced Tuesday that she is stepping down from her role as network president. Jones (not to be confused with Quincy Jones' actress and filmmaker daughter who shares the same name) leaves the network as it prepares to separate from its parent company and decides how it will cover the new Trump administration
By: Christopher Rhodes
Reps. Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas) and Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) have been no strangers to viral moments during their time in Congress . An exchange between the two has gone viral and continues to play out on social media.
President Joe Biden delivered a televised farewell address on Wednesday. Sitting at his desk in the Oval Office, Biden discussed the fundamental values of the United States, reflected on his 50-year political career, and warned of an “oligarchy” growing in power and influence within the country.
By: Christopher Rhodes
President Joe Biden is using the last days of his presidency to pursue some of the long-term goals of the administration, particularly when it comes to issues of drugs, whether legal or criminalized. Three moves by Biden in his last week as president impacted the criminal records of thousands of people convicted of drug offenses while potentially putting significant restrictions on a legally addictive substance and lowering the prices of a variety of popular medicines.
By: Christopher Rhodes
President Donald Trump appears to be hitting the ground running, announcing a series of controversial executive orders on his first day in office.
By: Christopher Rhodes
Former President Joe Biden continued using the final moments of his term to grant clemency and pardons. In the closing hours of his presidency, Biden issued pardons to several individuals who have been identified as potential targets of President Donald Trump and Republicans. These include the leader of the White House's COVID-19 response, the former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and key figures involved in the January 6 Committee investigation. Biden also issued separate pardons for members of his family.
By: Christopher Rhodes
As expected, President Donald Trump hit the ground running on Monday, signing scores of executive orders on various topics ranging from immigration to social issues. Among the policies implemented by Trump on his first day back in the White House were orders to withdraw the United States from two key international institutions.
By: Christopher Rhodes
As President Donald Trump continues to hit the ground running by implementing his conservative agenda, the latest target of the president's executive
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